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Il Fiore Senza Vita 

A guy who tries to reconcile his relationship with a girl at a library by giving her a flower. But with no luck finding the right moment, he scrambles to catch the right moment before she leaves, hoping to make amends and rekindle their relationship.
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A guy who tries to reconcile his relationship with a girl at a library by giving her a flower. But with no luck finding the right moment, he scrambles to catch the right moment before she leaves, hoping to make amends and rekindle their relationship.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ferran Nasri
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Tlleven Pictures

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